The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-06-03
DEATHS HARVEST.

geventy-Five NIinefs Lose Their Lives in a
Scotch Colliery-Six Deaths Result from
Boiler Explosion in Mississippi-aSis5e
tssCrs Bodies Recovered from the Ruins
of the Paris Giteater--Great Loss of Life
in India-SeveraI Drossninrs:
GLASGOW, May 80 The Udst6f eoai pit
at Blantyre, small town eight miles
from here, was the scene of terrible
disaster Saturday. While about 125 men
were at work an explosion of tire-damp &C.
CURED, wreeking the mine and block
ing the shaft with broken beams. Rescu-
ing parties speedily arrived from neigh
boring pits and began the task of clearing
away the debris The rescuers could hear
the faint cries of the Imprisoned men, and
after some hours of frantic work succeed
ed in getting forty-five men out ct the
mines. One of them died after being
brought tg She surface, and the rest are all
suffering severely from the fire damp and
effects of the shock. In the middle seam
four dead men were found, and it is be-
lieved the total loss of life will reach sew.
enty-five.
GL&seow, May 3o.-Forty bodies have
been recovered frcm The Udston colliery
at Blantyre where the explosion occurred
charred beyond recognition, and SOME
were terribly mangled. There is no hope
Of rescuins any of the imprisoned miners
alive. The Queen has telegraphed hel
sympathy with the bereavcd families,
TIE PARIS HoRRofi.
PARIS, May 30.-A nolsome smell afiseS
from the ruins OF the Opera Comique, in
terferfng with the work of searching fol-
the bodies, although deodorizing fluids are
thrown upon the ruins from hydrants
The stencil shows that there must still bC
many bodies under the debris. NJ. Gray
non, while inspecting the work OF the la
borers, was made i'll by the smell. Police
men and laborers have been similarly af
fected. Nipety-one bodies have so far beer
recovered:
DEATHS By DROWNING
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, May 30-Chartes II
Mowwe, aged sixteen, and Joseph Beich
Der, aged twenty-five, were drowned in tht
canal just north of the city Sunday after
noon by the capsising of pleasure boat
UTICA, N. Y, May 3O.-Clatence House
Herbert Jones and Estella Cool Wer,
drowned in the Mohawk near here yester
dey by the capsizing of their pleasure boat
MONTREAL, Can, May 30-Celest til
Vezeau, his son Charles, Joseph Sobin
doux, Phileas Vanier and Nelson Montre
auil attempted to come to this city in
rowboat while intoxicated yesterday morn
ing. The boat capsized and all of them ex
cept Montreauil were drowned, The eide
Vezeau managed to get into the boat again
but being unable to sit erect from shee
exhaustion fell back and was drowned il
the water in the bodt
FATAL EXPLOSION.
NATcHEz, Miss, May 3l-The boiler Of
the Natchez cotton factory exploded Sat
urday morning, demolishing the engine
room and piclzery. The roof of the mali
building fell in, $50 men, women and chill
dren being at work in the place at thu
time Four men were killed. Severa
women and children were more or less in
jured, but none fatally The company
loss is estimated at $4,000.
SIX MEN KILLED.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 30.-The accideu
on the Pennsylvania road near Horseshoe
Bend Friday night proves to have beel
| more serious than at first reported. Si1
persons were killed and eight injured
some of them dangerously. The acciden
was caused by the bursting of car wheel
and seems to have been unavoidable.
A STEAMER MISSING.
CALCUTTA, May 30-The cyclone whic
visited this section of the country Frida
was very destructive. A Loval steame
with $50 persons aboard was caught b.
! the cyclone and is missing. 1t is feare
she is lost with all on board. The distric
of Orissa was completely devastated b
| the cyclone.